List of architectural monuments in Saerbeck

The list of architectural monuments in Saerbeck contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the municipality of Saerbeck in the Steinfurt district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the municipality of Saerbeck; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	cath. Parish Church of St. George	Card at the church square	The parish mentioned in 1196 must have existed before the beginning of the 11th century and probably goes back to the time of St. Liudger, neo-Gothic hall church in stone with transept and three choirs, 1896 by Wilhelm Rincklake from Münster. The lower tower floors of the late Gothic predecessor building, west portal (referenced 1526) with high tracery window, baptismal font with tendril frieze and arcade structure, 2nd quarter of the 13th century The following objects are components of the monument: 1. Enthroned Mother of God wood, painted in color. Dimensions: height 45 cm, width 20 cm, depth 18 cm. Date of origin around 1250. The head of the clothed child has been renewed, it incorrectly bears female features. This led to the naming of the figure as "Anna with Maria". In terms of the type of representation, however, it is undoubtedly a Madonna enthroned. 2. Wooden crucifix , bordered in color. Dimensions: cross height 190 cm, width 95 cm, body height 90 cm. Cross bar with quatrefoil end, lower end inserted into the pedestal. Body in the three-nail type in baroque style forms. Originated at the end of the 19th century. 3. Saint John of Nepomuk wood, with a younger painting. Dimensions: height 90 cm, width 32 cm, depth 24 cm. Date of origin: early 19th century 4. Saint Michael slaying a dragon Wood with a younger paint. Dimensions: height 117 cm, width 65 cm, depth 67 cm. Date of origin in the middle of the 18th century. The name of the figure as Saint George, which is common in the parish, is incorrect (George, for example, has no flaming sword). Possibly converted into Saint George by removing the wings.		30.04.1992 04.03.1997	1
	Rectory	Grevener Str. 13 map	Single-storey, eaves-standing house with two-storey central projections, both structures merging into one another under a crooked hip roof, left and right of the central projecting with dormer windows. Solid brick construction, the lintels and the decoratively worked out entrance area in Bentheim sandstone. The date of 1908 above the arched entrance door. This Dutch-influenced building stands out in Saerbeck's streets.		04/30/1992	2
	Dyckhoff residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 1 card	Single-storey eaves brick building between the churchyard and Marktstrasse. Corners and walls made of ashlar, wooden eaves cornice with late classical decor, probably built in 1830/40. Windows and doors mostly renewed in the old openings. Back gable, ashlar-plastered half-timbering, crooked hip. A two-storey, slightly protruding 3-axis risalit presented to Marktstrasse around 1860. Design like the core building, gable triangle with toothed cornice. The stairs in front of the house were renewed. Shop window burglary in the late 19th century, dissolved and dismantled in 1986. The building is now painted white. The fact that this house forms the end of Grevener Strasse and the beginning of Marktstrasse and that this is where the confluence of Lindenstrasse and the access to the church square are located, this house has a special urban development effect.		07/07/1992	3
	Gaps picture	Marienstraße / Ferrières-Straße map	Statue: Madonna, late 19th century High quality, sandstone statue of the Madonna on a high plinth with prayer inscription. It is located in a green area with old trees in an important urban area. A crowned figure of Mary is holding the baby Jesus on her right arm and protecting him with her left hand. The richly pleated garment is sculptured and elegant in the classical tradition. The representation of the Madonna in the form of a statue is typical of the end of the 19th century.		04/30/1992	4th
	Pröbsting's picture	Marktstrasse 11 card	Wayside shrine: Passion depiction , 1759 Baroque wayside shrine with a combined depiction of the Passion of Christ set up along the former cemetery wall: Christ falls under the cross and Jesus' encounter with his mother in high relief. The wayside shrine is dated 1729, according to “Unterwegs im Kreis Steinfurt”, p. 496, it should be 1759. Rectangular base with prayer inscription. A rectangular niche stands on a profiled cover plate, above which there is a cover plate with a curved attachment framed by volutes. Stone ball crowning. The cross is missing. Rare baroque wayside shrine with extraordinary iconography.		07/14/1992	5
	Niehoff's picture	Grevener Str. Map	Court chapel: statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, dated 1897 1897, neo-Gothic court chapel under a gable roof with a cross crown. The entrance gable side in natural stone, the body in solid brick construction. Inside there is a Sacred Heart statue on an altar-like base. A wrought iron gate in the ogival entrance area. Typical court chapel in neo-Gothic tradition.		04/30/1992	6th
	Feldmann's picture	Middendorf 21 card	Holy house: Pieta Neo-Gothic house of saints on a high plinth with prayer inscription. Pointed arch niche under a gable roof with a cross crown, on the sides there are simple triangular gables. A saint's house, probably built at the beginning of the 20th century, with a sandstone depiction of a Pieta, the shape of which is based on Michelangelo's Pieta.		04/30/1992	7th
	Lohaus-Storks picture	Middendorf 1 card	Holy house: Saint Joseph, dated 1911, sandstone house of saints on a high plinth with prayer inscription. Elaborately designed with arched niches at the front and open at the sides. The gable roof-shaped cover with a finial crown and side volutes is supported on coupled columns. Joseph holds the blessing boy Jesus in his right arm, in Joseph's left hand there is a lily. A wrought iron grating on a sandstone plinth encircles the location of the sanctuary. Remarkable hawthorn trees complete the complex. Elaborately designed holy house from the beginning of the 20th century.		04/30/1992	8th
	Feldkamp's picture	Middendorf 25 card	House of saints: Madonna, 1885, dated 1885, sandstone house of saints on a high plinth with prayer inscription in quatrefoil . Pointed arch niche under a gable roof with a cross crown, on the sides there are simple triangular gables. Depiction of a crowned Madonna on the left arm sits the blessing boy Jesus, he is holding a ball; Mary holds a scepter in her right hand. The property of the sanctuary is enclosed by a wrought iron fence.		04/30/1992	9
	Gerdemann's picture	Middendorf 30 card	House of saints: Holy Family and Trinity, 1911, dated 1911, sandstone house of saints on high plinth with prayer inscription. Rectangular niche under a gable roof with crabs and a cross crown, the gable triangle with IHS inscription, on the sides there are simple triangular gables. Combined representation of the Holy Family and the Trinity. The cover plate of the base bears the name of the sculptor Averesch from Emsdetten. In terms of iconography and elaboration, the holy house is demanding.		04/30/1992	10
	Puppy Cross	At the Riesenbecker Strasse map	Court cross, renewed in 1903 Large court cross in baroque form; Natural stone, painted white and gray, in a green area. Lt. Inscription renewed in 1903. On a high pedestal with a prayer inscription is the cross with an athletic Christ body in the three-nail type, the head with a heavy crown of thorns leaning backwards, above an INRI plaque. Rare court cross of high plastic quality.		04/30/1992	11
	Mügen picture	Lengericher Damm 21 map	Wayside shrine: Pieta, 1766 Baroque wayside shrine, built according to the inscription in 1766, recently implemented. High rectangular base with prayer inscription and date in a carved cartouche. On a profiled cover plate there is a rectangular niche with the tools of torture on the robes; the date is also on the right side; Cranked cornice, rocaille in the middle, above it a curved top framed by volutes. Stone ball and iron cross are missing. Depiction of the Telgter Pieta, the figure of Mary with a sword in his chest, in high relief. Very rare, elaborately designed, baroque wayside shrine.		04/30/1992	12
	Beulting's cross	West Ladbergen 40 map	Court cross, late 19th century Neo-Gothic court cross on a high pedestal flanked with half columns. Three-nail type, head tilted under a heavy crown of thorns; the loincloth knotted on the right. The cross beams with three-fitting ends ; There is an INRI banderole above the head of Christ. Typical court cross from the end of the 19th century.		04/30/1992	13
	Reckfort's picture	West Ladbergen 60 map	Court chapel: Pieta statue, late 19th century neo-Gothic court chapel under a gable roof with a cross crown. Probably built at the end of the 19th century. The entrance gable side in natural stone, the body in solid brick construction. Inside there is a sculpture on a high base, it represents a Telgter Pieta.		04/30/1992	14th
	Voskort's cross and poor Lazarus	West Ladbergen 45 map	Wayside shrine: Saint Rochus, offering box 1. Rochus shrine from 1749 Donated by the Ahring family (owners of the Voskort farm until 1855). On a small rectangular base with the inscription: PRAY THE POOR OUT OF HAPPY HEARTS SO GOT WILL BE FORGOTTEN: Anno 1749. Above a wayside shrine with a depiction of Saint Roch in pilgrimage with hat and staff, his plague wound on the thigh made visible through the turned back skirt. A dog stands by his side. Rare iconographic theme, good baroque work. 2. In the immediate vicinity there is a sandstone offering box with a wrought iron cover. The offering box probably also dates from the middle of the 18th century. Rare offering box.		04/30/1992	15th
	Niehaus residential building	Grevener Str. 10 map	One-storey plastered half-timbered house with a massive facade of 5 axes, crooked hip; Ashlar plaster, cornice above the ground floor; Profiled planks under the eaves, probably built before 1850; Lattice windows (partly still original); Door leaf new; Door frame profiled stone; in the gable triangle Hißluke with old leaf; Window with shutters (partly removed); forms an ensemble with building Grevener Straße 8. The building also represents the prelude to the historic town center.		09/15/1992	16
more pictures	Community center and citizens' barn	Ferrières Str. 12 card	Former courtyard, now used as a town house and citizens' barn (with the exception of the extensions built in 1983/84), consisting of: a) Farmhouse with residential and commercial part in half-timbered construction. At the moment, the compartments are all plastered and painted white. The Deelentor side of this four-column house was freely renewed during the restoration, and the half-timbering, which had previously been exposed to stone, plastered. The original window layout was not retained. The Deelentorrahmen now has a round-arched construction in place of the curved beam, the construction of the gate itself was also changed. The gable triangle is boarded up in the upper area. Parallel to the house and connected to it is a single-storey, now plastered auxiliary building, the gable triangles boarded vertically. The farmhouse was built in the early 20th century. b) Free-standing barn under a half-hip roof, half-timbered construction with brick infills on a sandstone base. The barn is dated 1824, it has a small massive annex under a gable roof. One of the few remaining courtyards in the town center; also important in connection with the former farmhouse on Teichstrasse / Marienstraße.		02/09/1993	17th
	Lammerding picture	Andruper Weg map	Crucifix, 1756 Very rare, small, baroque sandstone cross, dated 1756, on a simple brick base. The Christ corpus in three-nail type worked out almost fully plastic. The loincloth is wrinkled and as if moved by the wind. Head tilted to the right under the crown of thorns. Above it is a band with an INRI inscription. Mount Golgotha ​​is indicated by a skull at the base of the cross.		10/25/1993	18th
	Cross in the heather	Middendorf 34 map	Stone cross: Middendorf cross, 1783 Small stone cross that widens in the foot area; the letters GHM on the transom. Lt. According to tradition, a shepherd from the Middendorf farm was struck by lightning. In 1783, a Gern who was struck by lightning was recorded in the death register of the Saerbeck community. Heinr. Middendorf (see H. Berg, Saerbeck in old views, Zaltbommel. 1983 (2). Comment on Fig. 75). Important cross for local history. Witness to the custom of placing crosses in places where people have died.		10/25/1993	19th
	Wiesmann's picture	Südhoek 10 map	Wayside shrine: Lazarus, sacrificial stock, 1758 a) Lazarus shrine from 1758 made of Baumberger sandstone with five reliefs, Marriage and Assumption of Mary, St. George with the dragon and Lazarus. In the gable the Trinity and various inscription cartouches. Recently restored, very high quality specimen. Directory February 1976. The wayside shrine was again under restoration during the inventory in 1986. b) In the immediate vicinity of the wayside shrine, there has always been a rare sandstone sacrificial stock with a wrought iron lock.		10/25/1993	20th
	Niehaus house and former distillery	Grevener Str. 8 map	a) Small single-storey eaves house with 5 axes, possibly from the 18th century in the core, the facade was massively renewed around 1800. Central front door (leaf) from the 1st half of the 20th century; the two middle windows with old lattice windows and shutters. Corners are emphasized by corner cubes. The southern gable triangle is boarded up, the northern one with ashlar plaster. There are two hawthorn trees in front of the house. The building forms a structural ensemble with the neighboring building at Grevener Strasse 10. b) Parallel to the house, a two-story distillery was built under a gable roof. In the gable end there is a loading hatch and a bottle lift. The building is currently plastered and still has the original lattice windows. The remainder of a cylindrical chimney stands between the house and the distillery. Well-preserved production building, probably built in the second half of the 19th century.		10/25/1993	21st
	Farmhouse Kröger	Eichengrund 6 card	Half-timbered farmhouse with residential and commercial part, the partitions plastered white. Sandstone base. When the economic part was enlarged by 3 times, the Deelentorrahmen, dated 1770, was used in the new gable end. There is a garage door next to it. The chamber compartment has also been extended. Bucket on one side of the business section. The old windows have been partially replaced by new ones, and the openings in the rear gable side have been enlarged. There are Velux windows in the roof area. The internal structure of the house has been preserved. When the Flett was renovated at the turn of the century, a terrazzo floor with ornaments was installed. Part of the heavy wall is still in its original place. The chamber compartment consists of three chambers. The stairs to the upper floor are behind the fireplace. A row of stands has been renewed in the business section. The house, which largely dates from the 18th century, is important for the municipality of Saerbeck as evidence of the living, working and production conditions in the agricultural sector. The house shows the usual division into the living and business part of the farmhouse.		06/09/1994	22nd
	Warrior Memorial	Emsdettener Str. Map	The entrance area of ​​the Saerbeck cemetery built in 1929/30 was enlarged between 1930 and 1935 and redesigned as a war memorial. The middle part of the gate consists of a through-building built in 1929/30 in bossed ashlar with four corner pilaster strips and two pointed arch openings under a flat roof. The double-leaf gate in the opening to the street is currently in storage. Between 1930 and 1935 the gatehouse was given a wall on both sides, which ends in a pillar with a soldier in high relief. The left one bears the inscription: DEN HERO, the right one: DIE HEIMAT, in metal letters. The pillars at the ends of the wall received one, the entrance area two fire bowls made of metal. A metal cross was erected in the middle above the entrance. The cemetery gate was given the function of a warrior memorial. Between the two pointed arches		03/09/1995	23
	Agricultural outbuilding (former bakery) Linderskamp	Middendorf 15 map	Small agr. Outbuilding, built in 1862 according to the owner's statement. Single-storey half-timbered building, 7 units long, the roof joists in underframe, the half-timbered structure on the corner posts stiffened by head struts over a compartment. The roof structure and the entire wooden structure are made of oak. The roof z. Currently covered with so-called onduline. The upper parts of the gable triangles boarded up, window u. Original door opening. Inside, the building is divided into three parts; in the middle area there used to be the clay oven body, now only the chimney up to the roof ridge has been preserved. The building used to be used for baking and storage. The building is important for Saerbeck as evidence of the working and production conditions in the agricultural sector in the second half of the 19th century.		04/11/1995	24
	Seling's picture	Sinningen 20 card	Heiligenhäuschen: Herz Jesu, 1935 dated 1935 made of cast stone, high four-sided base with prayer inscription (dated 1906); on top of it a round arch niche with flanked three-quarter columns with cube capitals, saddle-shaped cover with a cross crown. Sandstone, classicistic Sacred Heart figure in a blessing pose. In the first third of the 20th century these houses (modeled on the Ottonian architectural style) replaced little houses with neo-Gothic shapes. The object is important for Saerbeck because it proves the Catholic faith in the community. There are scientific reasons for the preservation and use, it proves the long-lasting tradition of setting up shrines, as well as the custom of renewing shrines and reusing old parts.		05/08/1996	25th
more pictures	Tower windmill	Sinningen 60 card	Octagonal wooden dutchman on a brick base. Originally equipped with a rampart and passage, today it only stands on the free plinth (22 m high). The eight partial surfaces of the fuselage are covered with corrugated eternit plates. The shingled cap rests on trolleys, these run on the table. The canopy is still equipped as a coddriver, but the sword beams are missing. The cast iron corrugated head with the bolting (fastening of the rods) is particularly striking. Erected in 1866 by master mason Münstermann from Nordwalde. Dated and signed. Received draft. Restored in 1963. Land register entry February 1976. There is a public interest in preservation and use. The windmill was important for the residents of the Sinningen, Middendorf u. Veltrup, because as a grist and grinding mill, it was the only mill that supplied it with grist. There are scientific reasons because with the existing equipment it is of documentary importance for the West Mill topography.		05/08/1996	26th
	Chimney of the former distillery	West Ladbergen 160 map	Masonry chimney with a square base area, an attached octagonal drum and a rising round shaft made of radial shaped bricks with steel bandages. The base area and the octagonal drum are made of red bricks, the architectural emphasis of the respective areas is provided by the recessed area filled with yellow bricks. The rising shaft is made of industrially manufactured red radial stones. The chimney is a monument, and there is a public interest in its preservation and use. This public interest is based on the fact that this chimney is important for the area of ​​West Ladbergen, because it performs the function of a landmark on the main road from its overpass over the Dortmund-Ems Canal. It is also important for the development of work and production conditions. In this case it proves the function of the former distillery via steam power with its typical boiler house under the pent roof, which can still be read today. The distillery itself is not a monument. There are scientific reasons for the preservation and use, because this chimney as a document can provide information about the design requirements and the construction of chimneys from the end of the 19th century.		01/25/2001	27
	Beerbaum's cross	Middendorf 10 map	Stone cross, on a high plinth with prayer inscription on the front, with the builder (widower Josef Beermann with his brother and children) and the year 1899 on the back. The Christ corpus in four-nail type, the head under the crown of thorns inclined slightly to the right. An inscription band on the upper cross bar. The cross is important for the community of Saerbeck because it proves popular piety and Catholic faith in the community of Saerbeck. There are scientific and ethnological reasons for the preservation and use. It proves the long-lasting tradition of erecting crossroads and court crosses.		08/19/2002	29
	Court Cross Ottmann	Middendorf 50 card	Court cross with three-nail type, sandstone, with a high, brick base with sandstone paneling on the front and back. The Christ corpus in the three-nail type, the head inclined to the right, wrinkled loincloth knotted on the left. A banderole at the upper end of the cross, no INRI inscription to be seen. The cross was made in 1877 by Franz Ottman and his wife Maria, geb. Sundermann, erected. In 1938 it was founded by Franz Ottmann and Antonia, b. Gerdemann, moved from the southern courtyard entrance to the east side of the main building. In 1959 it was restored. At the time of inspection, parts of both feet and the right hand were missing.		05/24/2007	31
	Statue of St. Wendelin	Middendorf 50 card	Statue of St. Wendelin, in the gable of the farm part of the farm. Sandstone statue, according to statements probably from 1938. The statue depicts Saint Wendelin. He is carrying a lamb on his left arm, in his right hand he held the shepherd's staff, currently placed in the back of the niche. The depiction of Saint Wendelin, who is known as the helper in need and patron of the farmers, shepherds and shepherds, of the cattle, the fields and is invoked against cattle diseases, does not exist a second time in the Steinfurt district as far as we know. The statue is important for Saerbeck because it proves popular piety and the Catholic faith in the community. For the preservation and use there are scientific-folkloric iconography and history. Reasons before. The depiction of Saint Wendelin is extremely rare in this region.		05/24/2007	32
	former town hall	Emsdettener Str. 1 map	The town hall building is worth a monument without the newly built staircase with elevator. The entire exterior as well as the traditional interior construction is a monument. Description: The two-storey building with a basement has an L-shaped floor plan. It is made of sand-lime brick faced with red bricks. The street facade (and originally the entrance area) is vertically structured with precast concrete parts. Window strips are attached between the uprights, which are clad in the parapet area with mosaic panels (natural stone slips). The flat pitched gable roof is need covered. The eaves part facing Emsdettener Strasse contained a large room for the main office on the ground floor. Above that was the large conference room on the first floor. The office wing was located across from this building wing, followed by an apartment. The apartment was converted into additional office space in 1977, and the apartment stairs were removed. The main walls have remained. The necessary renovations in 2006 meant that the former administration staircase was removed and replaced by a wide staircase with a lift. This new extension is not part of the monument.		04/24/2008	33

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